Compass Learning™
Companion Resources™
Not every learning need requires another lesson. Companion Resources™ gives you a central place for supporting materials that help you review, organize, reflect, prepare, and continue your education.
Support Your Learning™
Companion Resources™ is designed to work across multiple Rebuilding Compass™ learning paths. Resources can support Financial Readiness™, Court Readiness™, divorce education, recovery education, and future Compass Foundations without creating a separate resource hub for each program.
Compass Principle™
Lessons build understanding. Companion resources help you organize, review, and apply that understanding.
Companion Resource Pathways™
Financial Learning Resources™
Supporting learning and preparation resources for financial education, business understanding, financial statements, major financial decisions, and professional readiness.
- Financial terminology references
- Business vocabulary review
- Financial statement preparation questions
- Major decision checklists
- Professional meeting preparation
Court Preparation Resources™
Supporting learning and preparation resources for organization, court-process understanding, document awareness, and professional readiness.
- Court-readiness review materials
- Organization reminders
- Professional meeting preparation
- Educational court-process references
Divorce Education Resources™
Supporting learning pathways that help people understand divorce-related decisions before taking action.
- Protective-order education
- Financial readiness
- Decision preparation
- Professional readiness
Recovery Companion Resources™
Supporting learning and reflection resources for stabilization, recovery skills, trauma awareness, and rebuilding.
- Reflection resources
- Recovery education
- Stabilization support materials
- Professional preparation resources
How to Use Companion Resources™
You do not need to use every resource. Choose only what supports the learning path or decision in front of you.
Review
Return to a concept you want to understand more clearly before moving forward.
Organize
Use checklists and reference materials to identify documents, questions, or information that may be useful.
Prepare
Use educational prompts to prepare for conversations with attorneys, CPAs, therapists, mediators, or other qualified professionals.
Continue Learning
Return to My Learning Progress™ whenever you are ready to choose another Compass educational path.